EBONIE-MARCHÉ
Trauma Therapy for BIPOC and First-Generation Adults
I'm Ebonie-Marché Jones, LMHC, a licensed trauma therapist specializing in culturally grounded care for BIPOC adults, particularly those of Caribbean heritage and first-generation Americans, who are healing from family trauma and complex PTSD.
I support adults who:
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Grew up in homes where emotional or physical abuse was denied, hidden, or normalized.
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Feel guilt or anxiety when setting boundaries with family.
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Identify as the “strong one” but feel tired of holding the system together.
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Want to break cycles without breaking ties completely.
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Struggle with people-pleasing, shame, or deep self-doubt.
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Are first-generation Americans navigating cultural and generational clashes.
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Are of Caribbean heritage dealing with guilt, faith, and family loyalty.
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Identify as LGBTQ+ individuals seeking an affriming space to process identify and family dynamics.
Meet with me virtually anywhere in New York or Virginia.
Client-Centered. Trauma-Informed. Collaborative.
Currently accepting clients in New York and Virginia
We accept Loveland Foundation vouchers to offset the cost of sessions.
Our Services
Traumatic events affect an individual's perception of self, others, and the world. We help individuals move toward a more empowered and liberated life.
Storytelling explores lived experiences within the framework of mindfulness and storytelling. Expression encourages embodied living, and helps the body to experience comfort, safety, and nervous system regulation.
Group therapy offers many benefits, including the experience of sharing and learning from peers and gaining new perspectives. Group sessions provide a safe environment to navigate disagreements, disruptions, and participate in conflict repair.
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing is an effective approach to processing traumatic memories, and leads to healthy self-esteem, safety, and a more embodied and directed way of living.
